Dick, Stewart, Allingham, Helen Paterson, 1848-1926 · London, E. Arnold · leaf 270
ion of asmall town. The chimneys are tall and ornamentedwith moulded brick-work, and the series of leadenrain water-heads is well known to architects andcraftsmen. Within the massive brick wall, whichdivides the precincts of the house from the park, is afine old garden, with sundials and walks… … COTTAGES OF KENT AND SURREY 139 A few miles to the south lies Penshurst Place,once the seat of Sir Philip Sidney, an older housethan Knole, and even more interesting. The oldhall is still in its original condition, and when thefine oak roof was renewed recently, the oaks of thepark supplied the…
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